#648
Date: Sun, 9 Oct 2005 08:01:14 -0400
From: "Vincent T. Francisco VTFRANCI" <vincent_francisco@UNCG.EDU>
Subject: Re: public health workforce organization
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Margot,
You may want to have your friend check out the Public Health Foundation, and
Council on Linkages, resources in this area. They can be initially accessed
through the web site: http://www.phf.org/, but it may also be good to contact
the PHF staff as well. They, along with several federal agencies and
professional organizations, have been working on this very topic (and systems
approaches) for quite some time.
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Vincent T Francisco, PhD
Associate Professor, Public Health Education The Univ. of North
Carolina-Greensboro
437 HHP Building, P.O. Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
voice: 336.334.5520, Fax: 336.334.3238
vincent_francisco@uncg.edu
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Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2005 08:21:11 -0700
From: Margo Harris
Subject: FW: public health workforce organization
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I have a colleague asking the following question:
"In your intellectual "travels" have you run across a resource (person, paper,
or other) that provides some guidance about the best way to organize the public
health workforce for health promotion purposes? We have used various forms of
team and individual assignment approaches and, with a lot of turnover recently,
we are taking another look at our system. Thanks!"
The colleague works for a large city/county public health department and is
curious about whether there is a "best practice" or proven strategy.
Thanks
in advance for any suggestions. I'm still curious about my "intellectual
travels!" Margo
Margo Harris
Seattle, WA
206/932-1273
Email: margo@pnwhealth.com
Internet: www.pnwhealth.com
PNW SOPHE Job Bank: www.pnwhealth.com/jobbank.htm
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#649
Date: Sun, 9 Oct 2005 07:42:49 -0700
From: Andy Pasternack <apastern@JOSSEYBASS.COM>
Subject: seeking reviewers
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(With apologies if cross-posted.)
Jossey-Bass is giving strong consideration to a book that would be used in the
training of community health workers in the management of chronic disease. We
are especially interested in seeing what is thought of the proposal by those who
teach in a college-based (junior or four-year) program or train individuals in
this area. If you are interested, please reply back to me at apastern@josseybass.com.
-- Andy Pasternack, Jossey-Bass/Wiley
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